San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-30
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
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man In the three kingdoms.
Lord Randolph Churchill has returned
to London In improved health.
Chamberlain and Warrington will both
support the coercion scheme.
The Tennessee legislature finishes its
work and adjourns today.
Mrs. Mary Manning, aged los years,
died yesterday In Wakefield, Mass.
1t is thought that not more than 10
unionists will bolt the government meas
ure on coercion.
The first annual convention Of the
Builders Association meets in Chi
cago.
Judge Cooley has gone to Washington
to meet the Interstate commission MEM
bers.
Matthew Mussick and three children
burned to death in their dwelling at
Ludlowville, N. Y.
Brother Latimer and the Austin
Statesman are airing their Latin at each
others expense.
The chances are against any regular
democratic ticket, In Chicago, this mu-
nicipal election.
All the building trades Of Chicago are
ConeOiiudtiuB iOE uutudi piotcot"h oho
an eight hours day.
1t is reported that the Turcomans
of Herat demand the secession Of their
province from Afghanistan.
The Vienna Tsgeblstt says that new
plot has been discovered at PhiloppOpo-
lis and 200 arrests made.
The German budget with the budget
bills and the loan bills, passed to its
third reading, before adjournment over
the Easter holidays.
The direct testimony for the prosecu-
ton in the HaddOck murder trial at
Sioux City Is being heard by court. The
interest is great and excitement intense.
Powderly scores the Knight Of Labor
legislators who attended the Bebee fune-
raj, and charges them with having seri-
Ously compromised the order.
Emperor received 164s kilograms con-
graduating him upon his birthday an
niversary. OF these, 1927 came from
different parts of Germany, 60 from
America and from Canada.
Mrs. James Brown Potter scored a
success In her debut at London and re-
ceived the personal congratulations OF
the prince and princess OF Wales.
The Mexican ore company, following
the lead of the Guanajuato grand mining
company, will establish smelling works
at FL Paso.
Quebec province Is badly snow-drift-
ed. One train on the intercoloDial rail-
way was one hundred hOurs making two
miles.
James G. Blaine was accompanied on
his westward trip to visit his daughter,
by his wife, son James, daughter Hattie
and Stephen B. Elkins.
John Arto, twice convicted of murder
at Galveston, goes scot free. the case De-
ing ordered stricken from the docket.
The West Point cotton mills, at Co.
lumbus, Ga, burned. These were the
best mills In the south; 200 operatives
are out of work. Insured for $2Co,OOO.
The trunk line railway presidents are
In session at New York. Pooling of re-
ceipts will cease with the new law in ef-
feet.
The Edmiston & waddeIl failure. at
Brooklyn, N. Y, Is a complete one. LA
bilities $500, COO. A lot Of paper Is due
the firm, but little can be found. The
partners are supposed to be In Canada.
Senate committee reports adversely
on the amended libel law. Minority re-
port presented. Bureau Of agriculture
Is added to the department of statistics.
The Moore school bill is still pending.
The Canadian government is arrang-
ing for complete survey geological and
Typographical, Of the gold fields OF Brit
ish Columbia on the Alaskan frontier.
Secret agents Swallowed every nihilist
assassin tolled for duty in the late at
tempt upon the czar's life. Had one of
them f1inched he would have suffered
death at the hands of his comrades.
The liberal press of England denoun-
ces coercion in no measured terms. The
Pail Mall Gazette says such an act would
Justify Irish insurrectiOn.
The parliamentary fund association
their New York funds, $4,000, until a
crisis in Irish affairs requires its expen-
diture.
Plano, Pa, under which the mines of
Delaware and Hudson Co. extend, is
caving in. The whole surface OF the
ground has settled several feet and the
houses are badly racked.
p. Broughton, assistant agent for the
Kansas and Gulf road, was dangerously
shot by w. w. Bell, an employe In the
shops of the Topeka and Santa Fe road,
at Tyler. The shooting was deliberate
and unprovoked.
The captain and second mate of the
Msruiss Davis. for Philadelphia from
Fernandina, were picked up at sea
dashed to the top OF the after-house OF
the schooner which was water logged
Ali others Of the crew had persisted.
Lillian Nordica appeared as Margue-
rite in Faust" at the Covent Garden
theatre Saturday night. She was fire.
quently recalled. An American singer,
Veltrs, undertook the role of Mephis-
topheles at three hours notice and was
successful.
At Fort Coslaraschi, opposite Silis-
tria, sharp firing has been heard from
the Bulgarian fortresses. 1t Is supposed
that fresh revolt has occurred. The
commander at Coalsraschi has doubled
the outposts on the Danube.
House passes senate bill amending cor
poration laws to permit private parties
building docks and constructing deep
water channels; authorizes cities and
towns to compromise their Indebted
ness; appropriates $4,000 for deaf,
dumb and blind asylum for colored PEG.
pie; State orphan asylum bill passed.
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